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Right Kind Of Game
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Never tell me it's not the right prescription
Inflicting habits on me I'll never tame
In a moment I will conjure a reason
Sadness never was the right kind of game
Investing hours in solving a problem
Googling churches I might patron
Seeing there only revolving solutions
Being right never was the right kind of fun
Being right never was the right kind of fun
I thought I solved it when we lost her I let go
But now we're here and the puzzle's the same
Like a dog I don't know my head from my tail now
Harder still to find the right thing to blame
Harder still to find the right thing to blame
Killing hours in the evening and feeling
Like sleep might be the only escape from my feelings
Needing you close to keep myself from reeling
Being with ya fending off the pain
Sadness never was the right kind of game
Sadness never was the right kind of game
Sadness never was the right kind of game
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